Rights Bill Divides Senate as Civil Rights Clash Looms
The Senate faces a heated fight over a rights bill led by Lyndon Johnson with support from Daniel Webster’s legacy analogy. The measure could alter party dynamics, affect minority reactions, and trigger broad political repercussions in Congress and the White House.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon 8
Johnson
Henry Clay
Massachusetts
Daniel Webster
Clay
White House
Eisenhower
House
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Oregon
Dick Neuberger
Neubergers
Dick ‘Nixon
Hooker T. Washington
Bricker
Ohio
Jenner
Indiana
McClella
Florence Nightingale
Pyrrhus
Vays Neuberger
Democratic Party
Long Beach Subsidence vs Oil Aim Shapes City Policy
LA. C says engineers favor subsidence prevention over maximizing oil yield. Water injection in harbor debated as a subsidence measure not yet proven. Six years left on LEOD contract prompts pressure to extract more oil, risking imbalance and earthquakes without full engineering study.
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National Petroleum
Long Beach
LEOD
Tme
La.c
Town Meeting Editor Expresses Gratitude For Supporters
A town meeting editor credits colleagues and contributors for handling urgent news, noting their orderly deliverance and recognizing prayers answered by a higher power. The piece hints at an underlying philosophy guiding the editorial community.
Long Beach notices mix church plans and bank merger
A 1945 school project was scrapped amid rising costs. The Long Beach Police and Rice pension system lacked funds, with no replacement action by city administration. The Pacific Southwest Trust merger with First of Los Angeles was approved to form First National Consolidated Bank & Trust Co. Municipal Market fees were slated for a new drive to close the famed mart. A letter from Herbert G. King lauds faith as a court of last resort amid community trials.
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Methodist Church
Thersleo
New North Long Besch
American Lutheran Mission
American le Sion
Carl
Nestor Ath
George M. Vermillion
Board of Education
Long Beach
Leigh Pome
Aclion
Ade Lorney
Dax
Pacifc-Southwest Trust & Savings Bank
First
Los Angeles
First National Consolidated Bank & Trust Co
Henry M. Robinson
P. Bell
Long Beach Produce Exchange
Herbert G. King
Chestnut Ave
Long Beath
Caiié
Helpless Lizard Description in Historical Text Tone
The passage describes the blind worm or slow worm as the most helpless lizard, noting it has no legs and resembles a stake. It challenges the label of being blind or slow, stating it has small bright eyes with eyelids and can move quickly on occasion.
The Power in Small Seeds and Faith
Seeds of all sizes can grow into plants of vastly different types and strengths. Embryo size does not predict final plant size, as even tiny seeds may yield powerful results. The Creator endows nature with immeasurable power and faith can unlock unseen potential. The mustard seed symbolizes how small acts of faith can achieve great outcomes.
Independent Office Contacts and Addresses
The Independent lists publisher and staff roles and notes current offices. Offices are shown in Chicago Detroit Minneapolis St. Paul Los Angeles San Francisco with street addresses and the saying that the current file is maintained at these locations.
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Washington News Bureau
Albee BuildinDising Representatives Inc
Cl Ridder Jahre
Chicago
Wrigley Bidg
Énobscot Elid
Miniweape
Foshay Tower
St. Paul
BE East
4Th St
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sutter St
The
Independent
Newspapers Too Big a Bargain
Sidney J. Harris argues rising newspaper costs reflect real value and that readers should pay a fair price. He contends ads subsidize cheap papers, warns subsidy harms quality, and supports pay-as-you-see TV to restore economic balance and standards. He criticizes 2-cent papers as an indignity to journalism.
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Hargis
Iime
Bulganin’s Tour Cited in Kremlin Power Struggle
Speculation grows over Bulgarian leader Bulganin’s fate as he misses a key Soviet Yugoslavia meeting and is removed from the travel roster for Khrushchev’s East Germany visit. Analysts note the shift toward army influence, with Zhukov and Konev as potential power brokers in Moscow.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Bulgare
Khrushchev
East Germany
Bulgaria
Red Army
Bulgenin
Marshal Zhukov
Zhukov
Kremlin
Molotov
Malenka
Kaganovich
Shenilov
Marshal Konev
Alain
Mikoyan
Birds' longest migrations traced to Arctic tern flight
Q which bird has the longest migratory flight and answer: the Arctic tern, making an annual round trip of about 22 000 miles. Q why are clergymen called the cloth or gentlemen of the cloth? A the word cloth once meant clothing, and the old sense remains in reference to priests and ministers' distinctive attire.
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Sonethnas
Buenos Aires
Peron
Venezuela
U.S
G.S.A
Beron
Western Hemisphere
Tammany
Carmine de Sapio
de Sapio
Jake Arvey
Chicago
David Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Jack Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate Internal Security
Joe MacCarthy
Longs Traramen’s Union
Senate
Defense Department
Sirnane
Europe
Fracture Care Emphasizes Long Disability Period
Dr Jordan explains fractures require careful handling and immobilization. Proper splinting, X rays from multiple angles, and alignment are crucial for healing, with open surgery as a last resort. Recovery often spans weeks and extends with age.
Secret Rules Committee Vote on Gas Bill
Washington report notes House Rules Committee members voted secretly on whether to grant a rule to a natural gas bill, with most members opposing the measure. Philadelphia congressman Hugh Scott was the sole vote against his city’s interests, a move seen as potentially pivotal for the gas lobby. The piece also covers other partisan commentaries and political chatter from the era.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Rules
Hugh Stott
Philadelphia
Philadetphia
Scott
Vorg
Rules Committee
Tom Dewey
Howard Smith
Virginia
Congress
Wy Scott
Sun Oil Company
Pew
Swatt
Maxwell H. Gluck
Ceylon
India
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Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
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Bulganin
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Drew Pearson
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